Produktdetaljer
Biografisk notat
Smriti Halls is an award-winning, critically acclaimed children’s author. Since publication of her first picture book in 2012, she has had a U.S. number 1 bestseller and been published in more than 30 languages, from Arabic to Afrikaans and from Catalan to Korean.
South Indian by birth, British by nationality and London-loving by heart, Smriti lives near Richmond Park with her husband and their three sons, reading, writing and eating iced buns.
A gorgeously sweet and funny illustrated children’s book about friendship, love and what’s most important of all, from award-winning Smriti Halls.
Goat is delighted to be living a life of peace and solitude on his rock! Sun, sea and blue skies, what more could he possibly want? Quite a lot, it turns out. Can he find everything he needs to make his heart content?
With beautiful rhymes, and heart-warming humour, this is sure to be an instant classic.
A gorgeously sweet and funny illustrated children’s book about friendship, love and what’s most important of all, from award-winning Smriti Halls.
A heart-warming new illustrated picture book – perfect for young readers
A heart-warming new illustrated picture book – perfect for young readers
Smriti Halls is an internationally bestselling, award-winning children’s author. She has been published in more than 40 languages. Luke Scriven already has two picture books published by HarperCollins Children’s Books: The Little Fear and Maybe Later, Georgie. We’ll continue our success with a gorgeous digital campaign, with seasonal opportunities and event support.
Competition: I’m sticking with you; Rain Before Rainbows; dinos don’t give up; bun on the run; you make me happy; frank and bert; the littlest yak. Tom Percival; Oliver Jeffers; Rachel Bright; Jim Field; Steve Small; David Litchfield; Julia Donaldson; Axel Scheffler; Ed Vere; Michael Rosen; Nathan Bryon
Produktdetaljer
Biografisk notat
Smriti Halls is an award-winning, critically acclaimed children’s author. Since publication of her first picture book in 2012, she has had a U.S. number 1 bestseller and been published in more than 30 languages, from Arabic to Afrikaans and from Catalan to Korean.
South Indian by birth, British by nationality and London-loving by heart, Smriti lives near Richmond Park with her husband and their three sons, reading, writing and eating iced buns.